St Ives, Cornwall (1924)

Me and my wife got engaged on Porthminster beach February 14th 2009 so 85 years after this video was taken

Amazing old footage, but sad to think after the horrors of WW1, these people had no idea that another world war was only 15 years away :(

FAKE FAKE FAKE- YES YET MORE FAKE BOLLOCKS FROM THIS CLOWN !!

St Ives, Cornwall [1924]

Published on Jan 4, 2016

St ives is like a second home, visited there so many times in my life time and its cool to see what the place looked like back in 1925.

@BigWig2Big WTF? IS THAT REALLY NECESSARY?

it's here shark's?

właśnie w st.ives angol dostał reklamówką w łeb.ale było śmiesznie!!!

I have just moved here and there i can tell where everything is!

I bet the houses in the film are worth a few £££s today. I bet the people who lived in them then would've been glad to get out of them. Funny how things change.

is it Bethesda hill at beginning...I used to live on there ; 0 great vid

@randomdave30 Short but sweet.

Hello MadamMiaow!

A wonderful fleeting glimpse of a bygone era...

My mother was born in St Ives 1921 and I was just thinking the little toddler could be her and my grandfather, but I will never know.

Lovely! The colour film makes it look more realistic to a modern audience than black & white as you can really see how little St. Ives has changed, all that seems different are the fashions and the washing hanging up in the street!

so idyllic, it looks so peaceful! i wonder if the toddler at the end might even still be alive.. they would be 87 or 88 by now! it's wierd to think but it could be possible!

Great video, wish it were longer though

great video of the old st ives !! have you got anymore ??

This is a little gem but it's so short.